Dundon Named Erie Building Inspector in City
Daniel P. Dundon 51 of 832 West 4th Street was named chief building inspector for Erie to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Eugene J. McManus. The appointment becomes effective September 1 with a salary of 2700 dollars. Unanimously approved by city council after Safety Director Harry J Klebes recommended him. Klebes also said a civil service commission will soon examine for an assistant building inspector, the post left vacant by Dundon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klebes
Civil Service Commission
Dundon
Two Drivers Blamed For Fatal Crashes In Erie
In Erie a coroner's jury absolved or blamed drivers in two fatal crashes. Robert Allen 22 of West 26th Street was found not guilty of negligence in the death of Mrs Marlon Dek DeVol after a collision near North East with a bus. Raymond Luce 19 of North East was charged with reckless operation after his car hit a truck, killing William Wing 17. The district attorney's office will take further action. Grayhound operator Raymond Quigley refused to testify, invoking constitutional rights.
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Erie
Court House
Robert Allen
W. 26Th Street
Marlon Dek DeVol
North East Ly
Raymond Lice
North East
William Wing
Lawrence Park High School
Luce
Laroner
W.T. Streble
Raymond Quigley
Buffalo
Greyhound
Grange Meets and Hires Teacher at Center School
Columbus Aug 29 Grange held its meeting Thursday evening. After business a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Wilvin Sartler was held. Several residents visited relatives in Meadville Corry Warren Russell and Jamestown. Community church services announced for Sunday August Seth with speakers Florence Hoggles and Hobart Blanchard. Community Aid 33 noted.
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Rove A. L Pang
Jasmea Rose
Glenwood United Brethren
Erie
Jennie Bose
Rui Johnson
Ate
Johnson Nave
Manin Street
Wilbur
David Hawking
Evaninge
Nira
Prey Waris
Ties Apm i Clymer
John Bentley
Bele
Feaster
MVS
Mlarence Sweetland
Frank Crosby
Youngaville
J. G. Manwaring
Clyde
Jean
Max
Manwaring
Niagira Falla
Toronto
Sean Cable
al- Ab
Ella Strong
But. Tata
N.Y
G. H.tilotson
Dore Othy
Jessie Tillotson
P. J. Crowe
America
Admiral Byrd
George Phillips
Youngsville
Phillips
Websters Crossing
Rose Lake
Panama High Schoo
Donard Perling
Bear Lake
A. L. Pang
Berusins
Chicago
Townsend
U. S
Ivan E. Hawkins
Hires
Charles Goodrich
Charles, Jr
Gerry, N
Ohd Hibbard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spaulding
Lakeview Cemetery
Jamin Town
Ruth Neckers
Niobe
Columbus
Columbus Grange
Thorsday
C.C. Hall
Mra
Wlvin Sartler
Hannall ‘Newinkle
iLouig 'Newinkle
Clymen
Elvira Storms
Charles Storms, Jr
Corry
Dodd
Lealie Dodd
Meadville
Merle Page
W. J. Wilcox
Panama Rowley
Jack Andrews
Don Obra
Natale Dodd
Russell
Hazel Briggs
Myrtle Harvey
No and
Euland
Charles Rexford
Charles Miller
Spartansburg
Bridge Clin
Clare Gordon
Gordon
Seth
Whiel Tms
Florence, Hoggles
Hobart Blanchard
Charles Stormes
Amd
Eivira
Pers. Mead
Lowise Valen
Warren
Clifford Casler
Gertrude Aliens
Clifford Mikes
Charles Farnham
George
Mather Park
Leon Dodd
Jamestown
G. N. Dodd
Oscar Carlson
Fern
Ethel
Henrietta Westcott
Ham~oxi
Ont
Ruth Blaine Nagel
Anna Mae Hamilton
Qara Dalton
Buffalo
Amy Green
Clarence Thompson
Perry
Ciety
Jommay Dutton
Laura Hinsis
Lola Schram
Arthir
Thohmid
Phyllis
Evie
Douglas Crabbe
Scranton
Arthur Page
S. G. Mosby
Susan Jane Phillips
Memphis
Tenn
W. A. Schrayaling
Loren Smith
Ridgway
Verne Smith
Glenn Perry
Copry
East Pleasant Street
Columbus School Board
Mariana Christie
Pittsfield
1 Center School
Della Armstrong
Washington, D.C
Irs Wickwire and Sons
Rohart Wickwire
Washington
1936 Farm Crop Prospects Show Shortfall in Many Goods
Crop production in 1936 is seen well below normal across states, with Pennsylvania at 1988 apply crop wity 36 per cent of normal and other crops like grapes and tobacco far under typical yields. The report warns of grain shortages and livestock feed strain, noting pastures poor in August and corn harvest likely the largest in decades.
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Harrisring
Seurliary
Agri
Pennsylvania
United State
Great Plains
Mort
Gold Bullion Moves to Fort Knox Officials Silent on Date
United Press reports that a billion and a half dollars in gold bullion stored in Philadelphia will be moved to Fort Knox Kentucky in armored trains. Secret service agents plan the transfer with few details released while mint officials withhold the shipment date. The bullion, packed as bricks, represents a large portion of the eastern gold reserve, with the remainder in New York also slated for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Secret Service
Mint
New York
Port Knox
Black theater incident disrupts audience in Miami
Two Black individuals forced entry into a Black theater in Miami searching for someone in the crowd. A firearm and safety item were found in an aisle and the theater was emptied. One Black patron sustained a cut to the eye when he collided with an exit door frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Bja
Garage Owner Wins Trapshoot Championship at Grand American
Benjamin F. Cheek, a 59 year old Clinton garage owner, won the Grand American trapshooting title with a 98 from 100 in a historic shootoff that tied three contestants. Edward L. Buchwalter and Herbert Bush also tallied high scores as the 37th annual event drew 708 entrants. Cheek collected the Hite trophy and $1,000 prize.
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Vandalia
Benjamin F. Cheek
Clinton
Cheek
Florida
J. B. Royall
Edward L. Buchwalter
Springfield
Herbert Bush
Eaton
Buchwalter
Bush
John H. Hinklin
Marlon
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Rose Lake Dairy, Inc
J. B
Husky
Misa Jean Manwaring Wia
Panama
Vivta Whitney
Harmony Town
W. B. Hawkins
Mn End Mor
Tyan
Hawkins
Rose Lake Dairy
Tho
Mil
Liperine” Wendel John Fennimore
George E. Dorman
Olean
M. D
Gundon
Erie Building
Grange
Center School
Grangers
C. J. C. Hall
Columbus News
General
Joe
Bloomington
Kan
Downa
Wattsburg Fair
Penna
Eee
Ansiéum
Columbus Avenue
Charley Myers
Get
Arza
H. Murick
West Main Street
NOMCE
Phine
Houbewory
Mcintyre
Box
Journal
Etaa
Euclid Ava
Cleveland
Alin
Cosman
M. Drobnek
Benson
Bia
Starling
Cato Marketto
Clymer
Alto Saxophone
Motor and Wight
Singer
J. S. Durhaty
Main St
Corr
M. ‘Thayer
Main Street
Brae
R. D
Cave of Journal
Aires
South Center Street
Marion Street
Alford
Fifth Street
Ator
McCray Radio Service
Spieciail
Mike Litz
D'S. Center St
Gould Street
North Center Street
West Church Street
Btsit
Bath
C. G. Haskins
Shady Avenue
Roma
Spring Street
Cara of
Morth Center Street
Etai
W. J. Ridout
West
Wayne Street
Aero Supply
Marian Street
Corry Building and Loan Association
Timiyr
Atgie
Benjamin Cheek
Hunter's Paradise
Honolulu
Hawaii
Chur
Anne Corry
Athe Nahlin
On & Mt Bridge
Yach
Iehesy Nahtin Pal Chate
Age Othi
Amg Opera
Pilirs
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